Abstract Information and computing technologies have gone wild; broken free as servants of
organizational ends and launched off the desktop, computing artefacts are finding new …

The paradigm of pervasive computing describes ubiquitous computing environments that
provide anytime and anywhere access to information services while making the presence of …

TEI 07 was the first conference with “tangible” in its title, motivated by the field's growth over
the past decade. One of this research area's most fascinating features is the range of …

The idea behind pervasive computing is that embedded and invisible technology calms our
lives by removing the annoyances. Everyday life, however, is shaped by what people do …

A particular vision of ubiquitous computing is offered to contribute to the burgeoning,
dominant interaction paradigm in human-computer interaction (HCI). An engaged vision of …

We're living in a world where information processing isn't confined to desktop computers-it's
being integrated into everyday objects and activities. Pervasive computation is human …

The increasing deployment of pervasive computing technologies in urban environments has
inspired researchers to explore the intersections between physical, social, and digital …

Pervasive Computing is a term for the strongly emerging trend toward:--Numerous, casually
accessible, often invisible computing devices.--Frequently mobile or embedded in the …

The vision of pervasive computing promises a shift from information tech-nology per se to
what can be accomplished by using it, thereby fundamen-tally changing the relationship …

Abstract Pervasive, or ubiquitous, computing [38.4] has the potential to radically transform
the way people interact with computers. The key idea behind pervasive computing is to …